Inquiry mind wants to know !

What is your main duck/goose gun ? Mine was an Remington 1100 magnum that I took the 3 inch chamber barrel off and put a polychoke 2 3/4 inch chamber barrel to shoot pheasants , was my rooster shooter ! I got a 2 3/4 inch chamber remchoke deer barrel for it also !

Here's what I think !

I picked up a Browning semi-auto chambered for 3.5 inch shells with the plastic stock.

Real nice shooter for waterfowl. It shoots right where I aim it, whether I'm on the duck or not. I hit enough to make the old lady complain.

You must like having a cannon to shoot ! I quit hunting water fowl when lead was out-law . I shot mostly ducks back then , as a goose was a trophey ! Now they ( the Canadians are everywhere ) and the snows just don't stop here in Iowa !

I used to have a lot of firearms. Probably had 20 long guns and 7 or 8 handguns. Had probably 3000 rounds of ammo at any given time. Then the kids came. And slowly one by one they were sold off to pay for this and pay for that. Down to the bare neccesities now. Hunting guns only. Except for the .45 for carrying purposes.

Better you than me !

Originally Posted by poorman

I used to have a lot of firearms. Probably had 20 long guns and 7 or 8 handguns. Had probably 3000 rounds of ammo at any given time. Then the kids came. And slowly one by one they were sold off to pay for this and pay for that. Down to the bare neccesities now. Hunting guns only. Except for the .45 for carrying purposes.

I miss them.

I've manage to keep most of mine , about that bad with my bows , which are not worth nowhere what they cost when new ( THE BOWS THAT IS ) !

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